Google Executive Declines to Say If China Censors Its Citizens
At a Senate hearing, the company’s chief privacy officer repeatedly said the status of Google’s censored search engine for China is “unclear.”
At a Senate hearing, the company’s chief privacy officer repeatedly said the status of Google’s censored search engine for China is “unclear.”
Between his two stints in public service, then-lobbyist Ted Cruz used his connections from government work to help Google and other corporate clients.
A new patent shows how Alexa could derive ethnic origin and emotion by analyzing speech. Experts think the government could come after the resulting data.
The company forced employees to delete the document, which stated that a Chinese partner would have “unilateral access” to user data.
Former health insurance executive Wendell Potter, reporter Ian MacDougall, and The Intercept’s Glenn Greenwald are this week’s guests.
A security researcher discovered private data lurking on 60 Trello boards belonging to the United Nations. Sensitive information was also found in public Google documents.
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After The Intercept revealed Google's censored search engine for China, employees are “upset and scared” as executives restrict information, sources said.
Lokman Tsui said a planned censored search engine will put Google in a weak position and alienate employees.
Google’s plan for a censored search engine in China also blacklists terms like “Nobel Prize” and “human rights.”
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